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PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1993.
The news from
uburn
WI discusses erecting sign
The UCW met Wednesday, Nov.
17 at 8 p.m .at the United Church.
Lillian Hallam, Dorothy Grange
and Ethel Ball conducted the
worship. The hymn "He Touched
Me" opened the service with
Marjorie McDougall as pianist.
Lillian read the scripture from St
Peter. She then spoke on variety
foods for good and evil for both the
body and soul.
Dorothy gave a reading "Ten
Commandments for the Human
Relay".
The speaker for the evening,
Ruth Ann Day and her assistant
from the Day by Day, Natural
Health Care of Goderich were
introduced by Lillian. Ruth Ann
Day is an RN who has branched
out into Natural Healing, an
alternative or complimentary
medicine. Her father became ill and
died in three weeks; the question,
"Why" stayed with her, she said.
Later she also was seriously ill but
is well now. She found that love is
a necessity for good health, love of
others and also for yourself. It is
Clare Smith of Goderich was
guest soloist at Auburn Missionary
Church on Sunday, Nov. 21. She
sang, "Whatever He wants for Me
His will I must Do" and "By His
Love Compelled."
Pastor Carne's message, Peace
People
Mrs. Ethel Ball returned recently
from a trip to Egypt which included
a cruise on the Nile and a visit to
Rome.
Visitors with Ruth and Tom
Jardin last week were Mr. and Mrs.
Lyman Jardin of Milton, Mrs. Ruth
Beard of Mitchell and Mrs. Jean
Lunn of Seaforth.
Nice to see Ell Lapp out and
about again after a long bout of
being in, following surgery.
The Remembrance Day meeting
of the Auburn Presbyterian WMS
was held at the home of President
Martha Daer. Martha opened the
meeting with the poem entitled
"November". She welcomed all to
the meeting. The Devotional period
was taken by Lillian. The scripture
portion was from St. Luke, chapter
15, verses 11-24 which was read
alternately. The meditation was on
lessons from "The Prodigal Son".
The roll call was answered with a
important to enjoy a basic sense of
well being; be happy.
Ruth Ann was thanked for her
interesting speech and Marilyn
Verbeek took over the business
meeting.
Treasurer Nancy Park gave her
report. The UCW is behind in
money for missions.
Ruth Jardin gave her report.
Laura May Chamney told about the
tables being considered and it was
decided to purchase 10. Two quilts,
made by members, were on display
and it was decided to give one to
the Jacobs Well Ministry at Baden.
The UCW is invited to a pot luck
dinner at Londesboro on Dec. 6 at 6
p.m. The speaker will be Alma
Langford.
Ann Vincent then gave the
nominating committees' report and
thanked all those who had accepted
positions for the coming year.
Marilyn offered prayer and the
meeting closed with a delicious
lunch served by Lillian, Dorothy
and Ethel.
and Prosperity of Pentecost" was
from Acts 4: 32-35. In this
scripture we see the church sharing
its resources and money. Some
people seem to have the idea that if
you belong to God you go first
class, he said. This is not the gospel
of Christ but we must become good
stewards of what we have. Before
prosperity there must be peace.
When people are one in heart and
mind there is peace, and peace is
connected with unity.
If we do not have peace and unity
in the home there is a spiritual
problem, Pastor Came said.
The young people are going to
Stayner on Friday evening to see,
"Journey of Love," a live
presentation of the birth of Christ
which takes place among the pine
trees at the Missionary Church
Conference grounds.
verse scripture with the word
Remembrance in it. The study was
given by Marion Haggitt on the
"First Fruits". Frances Clark gave E
reading "In Flanders Fields",
Several other readings were given.
A card was given to Martha on
the occasion of her and her husband
Roy's 60th wedding anniversary.
All recited the Lord's Prayer which
ended the meeting.
The Christmas meeting will be
held at Frances Clark's home.
The monthly meeting of the
Women's Institute was held at the
Community Hall on Thursday,
Nov. 18. President Jean Plaetzer
welcomed all and read a poem
entitled "An Afternoon With
Grandma".
The Ode and Mary Stewart
Collect were read and 0 Canada
sung with Marjorie McDougall as
pianist.
There were 14 members and five
guests. Maureen Bean spoke on the
WI sign to be placed in Auburn,
She showed one sketch by Jane
Stryker which could be carved or
painted on wood. She stated sizes
and prices. Jean Plaetzer gave
prices and sizes on a metal one.
Walton has one in their village. A
discussion took place on this. There
was a discussion also on what the
duties are for convenors of a
meeting as well as the hostesses'
duties.
There will be a gift exchange of a
17 Silver Tops
enjoy dinner
There were 17 members of the
Auburn Silver Tops at the pot luck
dinner held on Wednesday, Nov.17
at the Community Hall. Hostesses
were Kay Lapp, Betsy Verwey and
Martha Daer. Speaker was Mrs.
June Phillips of Dungannon, zone
president. She spoke on seniors,
medi care, low cost housing
especially in the cities among other
things pertaining to seniors' needs.
Kay Lapp gave a reading on
"Armistice Day" and Dorothy
Grange also had one "A Creed For
Living".
The next meeting is to be
Wednesday, Dec. 8 and will be
dining out.
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$2 gift at the Dec. 16 meeting. This
is also a pot luck dinner.
The roll call was "Bring a gift
from a grandmother or grandchild.
Marjorie McDougall convenor of
Citizenship and World Affairs,
introduced the speaker Lisa Pot of
RR 3, Auburn. Her topic was on
her work at a newspaper, free
lancing, interviewing, dark room,
developing and printing. She
showed different things as she
spoke. She worked at The Citizen
in Blyth and Brussels. She stated
colour prints can be used and made
as black and white. Advertising and
classifieds help pay for the paper.
She showed how the front page of
the Citizen was done and also the
classifieds and colour presentation
and also about communities calling
their reporter about things
happening in the area.
This was a very interesting topic.
Marjorie thanked her.
Evelyn Flett read a poem "Recipe
for a good Women's Institute" and
she also had a contest "Name The
Cake". Betty Archambault won the
prize. Violet Dumin had a prize for
the closest wedding anniversary
and Mildred Lawlor's fell on that
day.
Lunch was served by Violet
Durnin and Evelyn Flett and a
social time was enjoyed.
Euchre
There were five tables of euchre
played on Tuesday evening, Nov.
16 held at the Auburn Community
Hall. Edgar Howatt was high man
and low man was Len Shobbrook.
High lady was Lillian Letherland
and low lady was Kay Hesselwood.
Special prize went to Bernice
McClinchey.
Euchre parties are held every
Tuesday evening at 8 p.m.
Compiled by Mildred Lawlor Phone 526-7589
R. Day speaks to UCW
Guest soloist performs
Martha Daer hosts WMS
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